UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup #8 2011: Junior Men Results

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Laurens Sweeck and Fabien Doubey do battle in the final round of the World Cup. (Image credit: ispaphoto.com)

After being kept from winning during the two previous World Cup rounds, Sweeck comfortably takes the overall win in the World Cup. The 17-year-old Belgian has a huge margin over three other riders. Daniel Peeters (Belgium) won the battle for second place overall by finishing tenth in Hoogerheide. Lars Forster finished third at two points from Peeters. Previous World Cup winner Clément Venturini missed out on the podium after managing only an 11th place in The Netherlands.

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#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Laurens Sweeck (Bel) Belgium	0:44:53
2	Kévin Bouvard (Fra) France	Row 1 - Cell 2
3	Fabien Doubey (Fra) France	0:00:01
4	Silvio Herklotz (Ger) Germany	0:00:12
5	Loic Doubey (Fra) France	0:00:31
6	Danny Van Poppel (Ned) Netherlands	0:00:37
7	Lars Forster (Swi) Switzerland	0:00:38
8	Yannick Eckmann (Ger) Germany	0:00:41
9	Quentin Jauregui (Fra) France	Row 8 - Cell 2
10	Daniel Peeters (Bel) Belgium	0:00:50
11	Clément Venturini (Fra) France	0:00:54
12	Tomas Medek (Cze) Czech Republic	0:00:58
13	Pablo Rodriguez Guede (Spa) Spain	0:01:15
14	Yorben Van Tichelt (Bel) Belgium	0:01:25
15	Wout Van Aert (Bel) Belgium	0:01:27
16	Stan Godrie (Ned) Netherlands	0:01:30
17	Jakub Skala (Cze) Czech Republic	0:01:36
18	Douwe Verberne (Ned) Netherlands	0:01:43
19	Jens Vandekinderen (Bel) Belgium	0:01:54
20	Fabian Lienhard (Swi) Switzerland	0:02:00
21	Julian Lehmann (Ger) Germany	0:02:01
22	Jaap De Man (Ned) Netherlands	0:02:02
23	Anthonin Didier (Fra) France	0:02:18
24	Dominic Zumstein (Swi) Switzerland	0:02:33
25	Andrew Dillman (USA) United States	0:02:40
26	Tim Ariesen (Ned) Netherlands-B	0:02:43
27	Diether Sweeck (Bel) Belgium	0:02:48
28	Federico Zurlo (Ita) Italy	0:02:49
29	Andri Frischknecht (Swi) Switzerland	0:02:59
30	Michael Vanthourenhout (Bel) Belgium	0:03:00
31	Riccardo Redaelli (Ita) Italy	0:03:11
32	Jan Dieteren (Ger) Germany	0:03:14
33	Pjotr Van Beek (Ned) Netherlands-B	0:03:26
34	Karl Hoppner (Can) Canada	0:03:27
35	Yannick Gruner (Ger) Germany	Row 34 - Cell 2
36	Tomas Bohata (Cze) Czech Republic	0:03:33
37	Dylan Groenewegen (Ned) Netherlands-B	0:03:36
38	Enrico Scapolan (Ita) Italy	0:03:43
39	Emil Arvid Olsen (Den) Denmark	0:03:56
40	Erik Kramer (Ned) Netherlands-B	0:03:59
41	Toki Sawada (Jpn) Japan	0:04:00
42	Twan Brusselman (Ned) Netherlands	0:04:26
43	Lorenzo Samparisi (Ita) Italy	0:04:30
44	Jeff Bahnson (USA) United States	0:04:37
45	Yohan Patry (Can) Canada	0:04:41
46	Tomas Svoboda (Cze) Czech Republic	0:04:59
47	Patryk Kostecki (Pol) Poland	0:05:04
48	Marcin Malewicz (Pol) Poland	0:05:12
49	Wojciech Malec (Pol) Poland	0:05:13
50	Dennis Eikelenboom (Ned) Netherlands-B	0:05:43
51	Benjamin Perry (Can) Canada	0:05:49
52	Tom Schwarmes (Lux) Luxembourg	0:06:01
53	Robbie Van Bakel (Ned) Netherlands-B	0:06:10
54	Kamil Wolkiewicz (Pol) Poland	0:06:16
55	Wojciech Szyniec (Pol) Poland	0:06:42
56	Pawel Samol (Pol) Poland	0:06:54
57	Sven Fritsch (Lux) Luxembourg	0:07:18
58 (-1 lap)	Ralph Gleis (Lux) Luxembourg	Row 57 - Cell 2
59 (-2 laps)	Bjorn Fox (USA) United States	Row 58 - Cell 2
60	Jimmy Reinert (Lux) Luxembourg	Row 59 - Cell 2

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Final World Cup standings
1	Laurens Sweeck (Belgium)	237	pts
2	Daniel Peeters (Belgium)	160	Row 1 - Cell 3
3	Lars Forster (Switzerland)	158	Row 2 - Cell 3
4	Clément Venturini (France)	157	Row 3 - Cell 3
5	Quentin Jauregui (France)	130	Row 4 - Cell 3
6	Fabien Doubey (France)	129	Row 5 - Cell 3
7	Danny Van Poppel (Netherlands)	120	Row 6 - Cell 3
8	Kévin Bouvard (France)	119	Row 7 - Cell 3
9	Vojtech Nipl (Czech Republic)	118	Row 8 - Cell 3
10	Diether Sweeck (Belgium)	118	Row 9 - Cell 3
11	Silvio Herklotz (Germany)	108	Row 10 - Cell 3
12	Stan Godrie (Netherlands)	106	Row 11 - Cell 3
13	Jaap De Man (Netherlands)	99	Row 12 - Cell 3
14	Yannick Eckmann (Germany)	98	Row 13 - Cell 3
15	Tomas Medek (Czech Republic)	96	Row 14 - Cell 3
16	Jakub Skala (Czech Republic)	89	Row 15 - Cell 3
17	Yorben Van Tichelt (Belgium)	88	Row 16 - Cell 3
18	Jens Vandekinderen (Belgium)	85	Row 17 - Cell 3
19	Pablo Rodriguez Guede (Spain)	59	Row 18 - Cell 3
20	Loic Doubey (France)	57	Row 19 - Cell 3
21	Michael Vanthourenhout (Belgium)	49	Row 20 - Cell 3
22	Federico Zurlo (Italy)	44	Row 21 - Cell 3
23	Daan Soete (Belgium)	35	Row 22 - Cell 3
24	Lorenzo Samparisi (Italy)	34	Row 23 - Cell 3
25	Douwe Verberne (Netherlands)	34	Row 24 - Cell 3
26	Toon Aerts (Belgium)	34	Row 25 - Cell 3
27	Romain Seigle (France)	26	Row 26 - Cell 3
28	Tomas Bohata (Czech Republic)	23	Row 27 - Cell 3
29	Fabian Lienhard (Switzerland)	23	Row 28 - Cell 3
30	Julian Lehmann (Germany)	19	Row 29 - Cell 3
31	Daan Hoeyberghs (Belgium)	18	Row 30 - Cell 3
32	Wout Van Aert (Belgium)	16	Row 31 - Cell 3
33	Jeroen Meijers (Netherlands)	14	Row 32 - Cell 3
34	Maxim Panis (Belgium)	14	Row 33 - Cell 3
35	Matthias Van De Velde (Belgium)	14	Row 34 - Cell 3
36	Anthony Turgis (France)	13	Row 35 - Cell 3
37	Justin Mottier (France)	12	Row 36 - Cell 3
38	Kevin Ledanois (France)	12	Row 37 - Cell 3
39	Anthonin Didier (France)	11	Row 38 - Cell 3
40	Nicolas Rigaud (France)	10	Row 39 - Cell 3
41	Dominic Zumstein (Switzerland)	9	Row 40 - Cell 3
42	Jan Dieteren (Germany)	8	Row 41 - Cell 3
43	Andrew Dillman (United States)	8	Row 42 - Cell 3
44	Twan Brusselman (Netherlands)	7	Row 43 - Cell 3
45	Tomas Svoboda (Czech Republic)	7	Row 44 - Cell 3
46	Jorn Claes (Belgium)	7	Row 45 - Cell 3
47	Victor Koretzky (France)	6	Row 46 - Cell 3
48	Tim Ariesen (Netherlands)	5	Row 47 - Cell 3
49	Andri Frischknecht (Switzerland)	4	Row 48 - Cell 3
50	Yannick Gruner (Germany)	1	Row 49 - Cell 3
51	Wojciech Malec (Poland)	1	Row 50 - Cell 3
52	Emil Arvid Olsen (Denmark)	1	Row 51 - Cell 3

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